All news on the topic: Homelessness

William, who is patron of homelessness charities Centrepoint and the Passage, was 11 when his mother Princess Diana, first took him to a homeless shelter in London

As Charles stepped up to take his place as head of state, some of his former duties as Prince of Wales passed to William, including overseeing his father’s cherished Duchy of Cornwall

The future king is set to launch a number of projects across the country next week and is committed to building social housing on Duchy of Cornwall land

The opportunity in North Wales is perfect for anyone who likes animals - lots of them, a lot of the time - as the chosen hopeful would be expected to help look after 20 husky dogs

Opening up about the issue of homelessness, Prince William said there are duchy plans for social housing but did not give much detail when he was pressed during an interview this week

Prince William gave his first ever press interview, answering awkward questions about the perception of the Royal Family and why he doesn't open up his homes to rough sleepers

The Prince of Wales says he's waiting for the right time to bring his young children to a homeless organisation and teach them about helping others, inspired by his mother

Prince William, who it has been revealed prepared food with volunteers at London hotels for the homeless, says his mother inspired him to take action on homelessness and is preparing to launch a 'really big project' to tackle the issue

Prince William spent a freezing December night sleeping rough in Blackfriars, London, with Centrepoint CEO Seyi Obakin, and described it as a "very uncomfortable" experience

During a two-month investigation, the Mirror spoke to a number of women from a Somali community in London, including a mum-of-five who has been in temporary accommodation for 12 years

Malcolm Livingstone, 44, appeared on images across the globe as he carried Diana's coffin - and worked at Buckingham Palace for 10 years before freezing to death in a bush

More than 2,000 students gathered at a heartbreaking vigil at the university’s main campus to remember the pair yesterday afternoon

A homeless man named Trevor may have saved 50 people after he fought off the alleged Nottingham killer as he tried to break into Seeley Hirst Hostel amid the murders

CCTV shows the chilling moment the Nottingham attacks suspect was skulking outside Seely Hirst House amid the rampage which saw students Barnaby Webber and Grace Kumar, and caretaker Ian Coates killed

Prince William, who is the patron of homelessness charity Centrepoint, opened Reuben House in Peckham, south London, today and called the new youth housing initiative “inspirational” and a "stepping stone"

After vowing to jump out of a plane to raise money for charity, Coronation Street legend Bill Roache was as good as his word and said after that all he needed was a nice cup of tea

Kensington and Chelsea Council put the woman's belongings into storage without her permission and are charging her £75 to get them back, something which she has not yet been able to do

WARNING CONTAINS IMAGE OF DEAD BODY: The man was known locally as Elliot and collapsed at a McDonald's in 2018 before passing away in hospital - but police have never been able to find his family

Southerners seem to love popular sandwich chain Pret- while those up North can’t wait to grab a pasty from Greggs

The clip – which was filmed in Derby city centre - shows a fight breaking out and captures loud screaming during ongoing concerns for public safety in the housing estate

In its first examination of the UK in seven years, the UN's Committee on the Rights of the Child said it 'remains deeply concerned about persistent discrimination' - be it in schools, in the youth justice system, or in the health system

A heartbroken mother is demanding an inquiry into an explosion in overdoses of deaths at the notorious Queens Park Hotel in Glasgow, where three people died of suspected overdoses in the past month

Harrogate couple Bernard Lockett and Lea face being left to live on the streets due to what they claim is "mismanagement" of their money from a high street bank

The Aylesbury Estate in Wandsworth, south London, was once home to thousands of people, but it's since been earmarked for demolition and described as a "ghost" complex

Colin Stagg admits getting his £706,000 compensation by the Home Office to 'rebuild his life' felt 'a bit like winning the lottery' and he splashed out his money on cars, holidays and gifts